Research Articles
The Secret Life of a Stomach Worm: Decoding an Invisible Cattle Killer
Discover how scientists are decoding the molecular secrets of Cooperia punctata, a parasitic cattle worm, to develop innovative vaccines through antigen research.
A Trojan Horse for a Brain Parasite: How Disarming a "Sugar Engine" Could Lead to a Powerful Vaccine
Discover how scientists are developing a groundbreaking vaccine against Toxoplasma gondii by targeting its sugar metabolism, offering protection against both acute and chronic infections.
Unlocking a Malaria Mystery: How a Tiny Protein Domain Could Protect Pregnancy
Discover how the conserved DBL5ε domain of VAR2CSA protein offers promising potential for developing a universal vaccine against placental malaria.
Unmasking the Enemy: How Atomic Snapshots are Powering the Next Generation of Malaria Vaccines
Discover how structural biology and cryo-electron microscopy are revolutionizing malaria vaccine development through atomic-level visualization of parasite proteins.
The Taming of a Killer: How Lab Adaptation Created a Safer Babesia Vaccine Candidate
Discover how long-term lab adaptation of Babesia bovis created a safer vaccine candidate that can't complete its life cycle in ticks while maintaining immunogenicity in cattle.
The Invisible Arms Race: Why Schistosome Vaccines Must Account for Parasite Diversity
Examining how schistosome genetic diversity impacts vaccine development and strategies to overcome this challenge